Guides: restaurant
8 guides, newest first.
How to Get People to Come to Your Restaurant
A practical plan for owners who have open seats: fix what brings people in, win nearby regulars, and test paid ads only when the basics hold.
Restaurant Postcard Mailers Worth a Stamp?
Restaurant postcard mailers can fill tables when aimed at nearby households with one clear offer you can track. Here is how to plan, test and measure.
How to Advertise a New Restaurant Before Opening
Before you hire anyone to advertise your new restaurant, decide the one action a stranger should take. Then set a budget and tracking to match.
How to Attract Customers to My Restaurant
Attracting restaurant customers costs mostly hours, not ad dollars. Learn what to fix first, what to pay for, and when outside help makes sense.
How to Promote My Restaurant Without Guessing
A promotion fills one night; promoting builds a habit. Learn which one you need, which free moves come first, and when ads or outside help fit.
A Restaurant Advertising Campaign for Slow Nights
Most restaurant ads promote the whole restaurant. Pick one slow shift, one offer and one way to count it, then decide whether to run it yourself.
Restaurants Emails: Guest List or Bought List?
Emailing your guests or reaching restaurant owners? Build a list you own, send something worth opening, and know when outside help pays off.
Pricing Social Media Advertising for Restaurants
What restaurant social ads cost in dollars and weekly hours, how to set a test budget you can afford to lose, and when outside help pays off.